NSE4 · Question #211
NSE4 Question #211: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Backup the configuration.. Changing a FortiGate's operational mode to Transparent resets the device to factory defaults, necessitating a configuration backup and a review of network topology to prevent Layer 2 loops.
Question
Because changing the operational mode to Transparent resets device (or vdom) to all defaults, which precautions should an Administrator take prior to performing this? (Select all that apply.)
Options
- ABackup the configuration.
- BDisconnect redundant cables to ensure the topology will not contain layer 2 loops.
- CSet the unit to factory defaults.
- DUpdate IPS and AV files.
Explanation
Changing a FortiGate's operational mode to Transparent resets the device to factory defaults, necessitating a configuration backup and a review of network topology to prevent Layer 2 loops.
Common mistakes.
- C. Setting the unit to factory defaults is precisely what happens automatically when changing to Transparent mode, so explicitly performing this action beforehand is redundant.
- D. Updating IPS and AV files is a regular maintenance task for security hygiene but is not a direct precaution for the configuration reset or Layer 2 implications specifically caused by changing the operational mode to Transparent.
Concept tested. FortiGate Transparent mode precautions
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